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Services List

Services List

Alarms and Events

Triggering to complex constellations; user information from alerts; storage of all relevant event data.

Controlling: manual or with scheduled values triggered control functions; coordinated controlling of

various customers, generators, relays or other devices of energy distribution of compensation technique.

Energy costs

- Measurement of efficiency, discovery of potentials and documentation of savings

- Cost management with cost types / cost units

- Dividing of costs to cost positions

- Reduce of higher costs based on power peaks

- Reduce of additional prices for idle power

- Enforcement of the basis for negotiations with the provider/customer

- Detection of difference in invoices

- Better consumption of the existing infrastructure and avoiding of over capacities

- Supporting of need oriented maintenance for optimisation of the live cycle

Energy availability

- Documentation of the reliability of the equipment

- Improvement of net quality based problems

- Management and improvement of the selectivity

MaRS OPC/Database Engine (NETxLAB®.MODE)

NETxLAB®MaRS works in combination with NETxLAB®.MODE, a data server, which can store data from

more OPC Server to a database.

The data are stored MaRS oriented in various database tables.

Metering Industry Recommends KNX.

KNX is now a radio frequency standard for collecting consumption data from water, heating and gas meters.

Communication technology, in particular the remote reading of meters, will continue to play an increasingly important role for meters in homes and buildings. The new EU regulation, “Energy efficiency in buildings” (prEN 15232), states that every customer must be able to read and control their energy consumption at any time. In order to meet these requirements as efficiently as possible, FIGAWA (the association of more than 1000 companies that produce gas, heating and water meters), has recommended the use of KNX radio frequency (KNX RF) as the standard for home and building automation.

Specifiers, constructors and operators of systems with remote meter reading are facing an increasing number of different communication technologies, protocols and transfer media. This hampers expansion and rebuilding work in particular. The metering industry has now defined clear specifications for using standards in homes and buildings. This now makes it possible for a KNX product to receive both M-Bus telegrams (EN 13757) and KNX telegrams with a single receiver.